Witness in unilateral conversion case lodges police report over alleged harassment


PETALING JAYA: A woman who is one of the plaintiffs and witnesses in a lawsuit related to unilateral conversion has lodged a police report against officers of the Kota Tinggi Islamic Religious Department for alleged harassment.

The woman is one of 14 who had filed a legal challenge at the Kuala Lumpur High Court on March 20 against eight state governments over state laws that allowed unilateral conversion without the consent of both parents.

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